West slope amphora mended from many fragments and restored. It was found in 1955 on the south slope of the Acropolis.

Its ring-foot is two-stepped, the wide body biconical and the neck cylindrical with overhanging rim. The two vertical, twisted handles have relief pointy protrusions at their junction with the body. Narrow horizontal grooves run around both the body and rim. The vessel covers black glaze inside and out and bears the same additional painted decoration on both exterior sides. The shoulder adorn geometric motifs and the neck flowers and garlands of ivy leaves.